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Dennis Farina and John Ortiz Join Michael Mann and David Milch’s HBO Pilot, LUCK – Collider.com 2010

"Milch" is now permanently named correctly; no longer _mimi_, _mich_;

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Production is set to begin soon on 'John from Cincinnati,' Milch's new HBO series.

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Production is set to begin soon on 'John from Cincinnati,' Milch's new HBO series.

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Larry writes, Milch says, 'In our recollection as artists, an uninterrupted sequence of associations is made available to us which, if carried out, may generate a premise for a story.

Jen Grisanti: Moving Into the Greater Good of Your Story Jen Grisanti 2012

On the idea of "Taking the Pain Out of the Past," Milch quotes a teacher of his who says that, "This process that we artists undertake is the process by which everything which seems merely fanciful and is imprisoned in the past, in its seeming unrecoverability, is once again brought to life and conjugated into the future tense of story."

Jen Grisanti: Moving Into the Greater Good of Your Story Jen Grisanti 2012

On the idea of "Taking the Pain Out of the Past," Milch quotes a teacher of his who says that, "This process that we artists undertake is the process by which everything which seems merely fanciful and is imprisoned in the past, in its seeming unrecoverability, is once again brought to life and conjugated into the future tense of story."

Jen Grisanti: Moving Into the Greater Good of Your Story Jen Grisanti 2012

Larry writes, Milch says, 'In our recollection as artists, an uninterrupted sequence of associations is made available to us which, if carried out, may generate a premise for a story.

Jen Grisanti: Moving Into the Greater Good of Your Story Jen Grisanti 2012

On the idea of "Taking the Pain Out of the Past," Milch quotes a teacher of his who says that, "This process that we artists undertake is the process by which everything which seems merely fanciful and is imprisoned in the past, in its seeming unrecoverability, is once again brought to life and conjugated into the future tense of story."

Jen Grisanti: Moving Into the Greater Good of Your Story Jen Grisanti 2012

Larry writes, Milch says, 'In our recollection as artists, an uninterrupted sequence of associations is made available to us which, if carried out, may generate a premise for a story.

Jen Grisanti: Moving Into the Greater Good of Your Story Jen Grisanti 2012